That’s why the serving platter looks familiar. They have more branches now (Salcedo, Cebu, Greenbelt). The BGC branch is more yuppies and a few regulars. Alabang is more homey and mostly regulars. They also have a sister restaurant for fine dining - Txoko Asador in Legaspi Village. I remembered that it was in BGC that we dined first when the government allowed dine-in after the long lockdown last year.
BCN is at the corner of 9th and 26th. My wife was not amazed so we are not going back. We have been to Tomatito’s a few times but recently, the food ain’t so good. Sorry but not a fan of Sangria. Tomatito’s used to have a decent selection of Gins but they stopped serving that. I would rather go Bistro Madrid than Tomatito’s or Las Flores or BCN.
Best Spanish restaurant we tried was Donosti at NEC Tower. A small cozy place but more catered to candle-lit dinners. Only knew about it when U2 was here as Bono dined at the place. Too bad they closed last year due to the pandemic.
Donosti: A Night of Spanish Fine Dining - When In Manila
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